Mom & Pop with Monica DeSalvo and Patty deGrandpre is closing June 25. Go see it!

Juniper Rag is celebrating another PRIDE month for 2023. We support LGBTQIA and BIPOC communities in our mission to elevate artists and share their work with the world. We are allies and we are your tribe every day. Our collaborative partner this month is Love Your Labels.

FOUNTAIN STREET’S ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, ABOUT FACE. Juried by Michelle May and Payal Thiffault, founders of JUNIPER RAG

For Worcester, this was our sixth Slow Art Day, held on April 16 at The White Room Gallery in Worcester, Massachusetts. The event was hosted by Payal Thiffault and Michelle May of Juniper Rag magazine, who are tow of the founding hosts from the very first Slow Art experiment of 2009. An in-person event was organized and the invitation was also extended to artists, whose work was on exhibition at TORRID | Abstract Impressions.

Our world as we know it has been changing at an exponential rate since the beginning stages of the. First we could read information from the web, then we could interact with it, and then we could add to the dialogue by interacting personally with the web and the world at large. Creatively, the scope of our reality has shifted as well.

So, you are interested in buying art, but you are not quite sure where to begin…

Juniper Rag at IGNITE, an art and festival

Tim Doyle, Worcester Business Journal inspires a list of accomplishments for Juniper Rag

In spring 2019, artist Madge Evers saw Emily Dickinson’s “Herbarium” for the first time.

Art Basel Miami 2022

Payal Thiffault, Michael Bobbitt and Michelle May at Origin, JMAC Worceter

Leveraging your online community to push your art career forward. We can’t light a fire under every artist to use social media, but we can share strategies and success stories.

Don Hartmann is a figurative artist with a very colorful life who carries a vintage suitcase full of color crayons. He is always surrounded by laughter and artful conversations — talk of poetry or music, like Lou Reed, The Velvet Underground, Sex Pistols or a little Replacements.

As artists in the Baroque period did, I intend to arouse an internal response in the viewer by making imagery that marries the harsh and intense with the elegant and seductive. -Sellios

This is a question proposed by Gertrude Stein when people rang her atelier doorbell for salon at 27 rue de Fleurus. Like a spy needs a password, a guest had to provide a name. The valuable art collection she and her brother Leo collected …

For many people curious about collecting art, it can be a very intimidating process. Anything you try for the first time is venturing into the unknown.

Art by Wendy Sellers on view at Nearby Gallery in Newton, Ma

Drana with blue suit, beautiful period attire, vitreous enamel added on steel daguerreotype (re-contextualized)
All images © Jennifer Davis Carey, photographed by Michelle May